Listed Building: CHEST TOMB APPROXIMATELY 1 METRE SOUTH OF THE SOUTH AISLE WALL CHURCH OF ST LAURENCE (467388)
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| Grade | II | 
|---|---|
| Authority | |
| Volume/Map/Item | 873-1/5/556 | 
| Date assigned | 22 December 1997 | 
| Date last amended | 
Description
                
WEYMOUTH
SY6685                    CHURCH STREET, Upwey           873-1/5/556               (West side)                                     Chest tomb approx 1m south of the                                     south aisle wall, Church of St                                     Laurence
GV                        II
Chest tomb. Early to mid C17. Portland stone. A plain chest           with very thick ledger slab to deep cyma recta edge. The chest           is made from large plain stone slabs, and there are worn           remains of an inscription in capitals on the N side (facing           the church). The base has sunk below ground level. This form           of chest with its thick slab is typically of the early C17.
Listing NGR: SY6605585229
            
        Location
| Grid reference | SY 6605 8522 (point) | 
|---|---|
| Borough (historic) | Weymouth and Portland | 
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Record last edited
Jan 25 2010 10:46AM